In my view, the 10-year period for the performance comparison is not accurate. I'm missing the 2008 financial crisis, when things really got rocky. In my view, this is a decisive factor for comparing performance. Another question that arises for me is: are distributions taken into account in the performance of $TDIV?
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My dear, good point . I chose the Van Eck because it is very popular here. Perhaps I should have chosen an accumulating one.
My tool only showed me a horizon of 10 years.
Maybe you could do a new analysis with your tool to prove us wrong.
I don't want to talk down the dividend strategy either
But companies like Unilever always make my hair stand on end 🙈
My dear, good point . I chose the Van Eck because it is very popular here. Perhaps I should have chosen an accumulating one.
My tool only showed me a horizon of 10 years.
Maybe you could do a new analysis with your tool to prove us wrong.
I don't want to talk down the dividend strategy either
But companies like Unilever always make my hair stand on end 🙈
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You can also see that in April the x Tracker really fell to its knees. However, it subsequently recovered significantly faster. Of course, you have to be able to withstand such volatility.
You can also see that in April the x Tracker really fell to its knees. However, it subsequently recovered significantly faster. Of course, you have to be able to withstand such volatility.
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•If you reinvest the dividend with Tdiv, it is not inferior to a vwce
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